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Featured Reviews
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 RayMedi HQ SCM |
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Supply Chain software designed to manage your chain of shops more easily
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| Acumatica Suite |
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Distribution management suite allows you to track inventory and fill orders
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| The WAVE |
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Robust yet easy to implement warehouse management solution
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| PSI Planner |
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Materials requirements planning and master production scheduling
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| MotorNotes |
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Offers a comprehensive vehicle management software solution
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| Lading Manager Lite |
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Is a simple easy-to-use bill of lading print program for Windows systems
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| PeopleSoft EnterpriseOne Logistics |
The balance of power in business relationships is shifting to customers, whether they are manufacturers or end users. Logistics Management controls your last link to these most critical members of your supply chain. Can you commit inventory from the most profitable location? Are you maximizing utilization of all warehouse facilities while minimizing cost? Do you ship on preferred carriers using the best routes? Can you offer seamless tracing of a customer’s shipment from the point of order to the time of delivery?
Without integrated tools to automate your business processes and synchronize the execution aspects of your supply chain, the costs of running your business can be prohibitively high.
Many companies around the world use Logistics solutions to improve the visibility and velocity of the flow of materials; to obtain real-time access to inventory quantities, conditions, and locations; to have warehouse facilities that are laid out to optimize the resources available; to automate the rating of loads tendered to the customer’s preferred carrier; to automate payment of freight charges; and to have the ability to quote those charges at the time the order is taken.
Further integration between Logistics solutions and the Supplier Relationship Management, Human Capital Management, Asset Lifecycle Management, Advanced Planning, and Customer Order Management systems extend these benefits to the buy side and sell side of the business. |
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